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[Byte Into It - Computing and new technology] Byte Into It links blog is moving « Byte Into It - Computing and ...: QUICK THINKING open sourcerers might have saved an Australian power supply system after its electrical grid control room network got infected with a virus. A Windows virus hit the networks of Integral Energy and, according to a submission to Slashdot, the virus managed to spread to the operator display consoles in the control room.

[DecisionStats] Interview David Smith REvolution Computing « DECISION STATS: In particular the monthly round up of new packages, R events and product launches all written in a lucid style. Are there any plans for a REvolution computing community or network as well instead of just the blog.

[CNET News.com] Cloud computing: How we got here | Coop's Corner - CNET News: With roots in computer clustering and grid computing, the technology that first sprouted during the ASP era of the late 1990s is now the computing topic du jour. There's understandable reason for the excitement but advocates of cloud computing now have to battle the inevitable hype that attends any major technology shift.

[CTO Blog] Microsoft and Virtualisation as the stepping stone for Clouds ...: It’s an interesting paper in so far as the principle it raises can be applied to other things in the new Cloud technology world as it is pretty well always made up of a selection of elements interacting dynamically at every stage. Now past students of Mainframe Operating Systems will recognise that this is how the Mainframe developed through being able to offer its resources as Virtualised capabilities to whatever was running.

[Forward Thinking by Michael J. Miller] Google's Chrome OS: Maybe Not a "PC" OS After All - Forward ...: Though, expect that as soon as Google releases the code source for Chrome OS "later this year" very likely a month or so before Windows 7 release, then immediately you will be able to buy it on ARM Cortex A8 based smartbooks starting at $150 each without any form of subsidy and unlocked, manufactured by OEMs that will use processors by Texas Instruments, Qualcomm, Freescale and even Nvidia.

[Royal Pingdom] 10 amazingly alternative operating systems and what they could ...: But I've also found that those on forums and blogs such as this site are a total lifeline to people such as I who need the sincere help of combined minds who have done their homework”¦and I am grateful! ...

[Etcheberry Consultores - Noticias Seleccionadas] Etcheberry Consultores - Noticias Seleccionadas » Blog Archive ...: The future belongs to services that respond in real time to information provided either by their users or by non-human sensors, predicts Tim O’Reilly, the founder of O’Reilly Media, a publisher of technology books who coined the term “Web 2.0”. Such “live applications”, he says, will get better the more data they are able to collect””and there will be plenty as the cloud expands.

[Byte Into It - Computing and new technology] Byte Into It - 24 Sep 08 « Byte Into It - Computing and new technology: When lawyer Ernst-Jan Louwers showed up in a Dutch court this week to defend the three Pirate Bay administrators, he swore that none of the three men in fact owned the site, having got rid of it in a shady 2006 transaction. How shady?

[SAMBA Blog] SAMBA Blog: Hamster Burial Kits & 998 Other Business Ideas: A combination blogging platform / analytics package for high school teachers that would let students put their writing online. The idea is that the software would teach students to write something that people actually want to read, using the analytics to track how many people read the writing and how much time they spend reading it when they don't have to.

[Blog about faberge egg] Blog about faberge egg » Fake Faberge Egg: Unnecessarily complicated menus. Programming schedules are displayed in cramped vertical list instead of friendly grid.

[Byte Into It - Computing and new technology] Byte Into It - 24 Jun 09 « Byte Into It - Computing and new technology: Community members of Six Apart’s Movable Type platform (MT) are launching a new blogging service on Tuesday. Dubbed “Melody,”

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